Friday, December 30, 2011

Hyflux - Bull Charged


As I was observing and punting some pennies, Hyflux caught my attention the most. I already observed Hyflux's unusual activity yesterday as I post it on my blog. http://stockmarketmindgames.blogspot.com/2011/12/sti-penny-stocks-2.html but today, it rocketed even more which caught many by surprises. I love this stock at it's current juncture now.

Ronald K - Market Psychologist - The Big Speculator

STI - Window Dressing?

A lot of people say today shall be window dressing where the market should artificially be green . Personally for me, be it window dressing or season holidays, as long as there is a market to be traded and as long as traders are participating, then there is money to be made. I don't look at macro picture like Nov/Dec is a holiday month or Oct is normally a bad month for stocks etc..Those are just traditional adage with no corroborated evidence. What happened in the past doesn't necessarily mean it will happen in the future. If it is so true, then everyone can make money without studying market conditions. Today I shall watch Yanlord as I believe on it's readiness to move. I am still focusing on the pennies until the pennies' season is over.

UPDATE 30/12/2011, 9:44AM

Tested some lots with Yanlord, it's best to watch and not the time to punt yet as of writing now.   

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Thursday, December 29, 2011

STI - Penny Stocks 2

Wow, as predicted, so many penny stocks are releasing their power to charge. Below are some.

Dyna-Mac
Hyflux
Ramba
PerennialCRT
IEV
Mewah
swiber
yangzijiang

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Yoma - Excitement


Watch Yoma, short term wise, money could be made on the short side. Most BBs have taken profits and they are looking for opportunities to put out shorts.

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Wednesday, December 28, 2011

STI - Penny Stocks

Watch as some penny stocks are ready to rally.

UPDATE 28/12/2011, 10:48PM 



Stocks like IEV and Midas rallied, but they closed weak. :(

Ronald K - Market Psychologist - The Big Speculator

Tuesday, December 27, 2011

STI - Flat

Watch as we have flat trading session again with reactions here and there.

UPDATE 27/12/2011, 8:35PM


We indeed experienced flat trading with reactions here and there.

Ronald K - Market Psychologist - The Big Speculator

Saturday, December 24, 2011

Merry Christmas

Merry Christmas to yall. Last week I said this week we shall see a rally and indeed we saw one. Although it was not strong, this could be due to season holidays that's why there was low volume trading and most of the traders were out. Shall this rally I predicted at the correct timing with the superb K Turn multiply everyone's pocket size with the maximum amount of profits. God Bless. :)

Ronald K - Market Psychologist - The Big Speculator

Friday, December 23, 2011

Noble - Yanzhou to Buy Gloucester Coal for A$700 Mln

Yanzhou Coal Mining Co. (1171) agreed to acquire Gloucester Coal Ltd. for about A$700 million ($709 million) and a 23 percent stake in its Australian unit, gaining mines and port capacity in the largest coal-exporting nation.

Under the plan, Sydney-based Gloucester will merge with Yancoal Australia Ltd., and Yanzhou will own 77 percent of the new company, the Chinese coal producer said yesterday in a statement. Gloucester stockholders will receive A$3.20 a share in cash, it said.

Buying Gloucester, controlled by Noble Group Ltd. (NOBL), will add four coal projects and access to ports in Australia, where Yanzhou operates six mines. Yanzhou plans to boost annual output there to about 30 million metric tons from about 16 million tons in the next five years to help meet growing demand from China, UBS AG said in a Dec. 20 note, citing an investor presentation.

Yanzhou Coal wants to make sure its coal-mine portfolio in Australia is strong enough to support its production growth in years to come,” said Felix Lam, a Hong Kong-based analyst at Daiwa Securities Capital Markets Co. “The port facilities are of strategic importance because they will allow it to connect its mining sites directly to marine transportation.”

Yanzhou’s board approved the transaction, the company said in an earlier statement. It’s advised by Citigroup Inc., UBS and Goldman Sachs (Asia) LLC, as well as by law firms Freehills, Baker & McKenzie and King & Wood. Gloucester is advised by Lazard Ltd. and Noble by Blackstone Group LP.

Coal Deals Increase

Coal deals involving companies in Australia swelled to more than $11 billion this year from $9.44 billion in 2010, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. The biggest transaction was Peabody Energy Corp.’s $4 billion takeover of Macarthur Coal Ltd. in July. The average premium paid globally this year in coal acquisitions is 19 percent, the data show.

Yanzhou also offered a payment of as much as A$3 a share should the stock fall below A$6.96 in the 18 months after the deal closes, according to the statement. The so-called value protection clause and the dividend payment imply a value of A$2.2 billion for Gloucester, a person with knowledge of the matter said, declining to be identified.

Calls to Marie Festa, director of investor relations at Gloucester Coal, went unanswered after normal business hours.

Australian Trading

Yancoal Australia will replace Gloucester on the country’s stock exchange, allowing Yanzhou to use the purchase as a means of listing its Australian assets. Gloucester closed at A$7.03 in Sydney on Dec. 19 before trading in the shares was suspended.

Yancoal Australia is required to list at least 30 percent of its local assets by the end of 2012 as part of conditions attached to its A$3.1 billion takeover of Felix Resources Ltd. in 2009.

“Upon completion of the merger proposal we will have made a significant step toward meeting all the undertakings including a listing of Yancoal core assets,” Yanzhou said in the statement. Some of those assets aren’t included in the merger plan, which is subject to approval from Chinese and Australian regulators, and from Gloucester holders, the statement shows.

Yanzhou can profit from shipping coal back to Asia rather than relying on local markets. It’s among producers expanding as demand from power utilities and steelmakers rises, while asset prices drop. Global consumption of the fuel is projected to climb by an annual 2.8 percent in the six years to 2016, driven by China’s economic growth, the International Energy Agency said this month.

Yancoal Expansion

Yancoal may spend more than $1 billion buying mines in Australia, Murray Bailey, managing director of the unit, said in a September interview. Yancoal had net income of A$415 million for the year to Dec. 31 and debt of A$3.3 billion, according to a statement on its website.

Noble, a Singapore-listed commodities supplier, owns 64.5 percent of Gloucester (GCL), according to data compiled by Bloomberg. Noble, whose main business involves trading and shipping bulk commodities including coal, took control of the company in 2009 when it offered A$7 a share. Chief Executive Officer Ricardo Leiman quit last month after Noble reported a quarterly loss.

Noble shares have declined 45 percent this year in Singapore.
Yanzhou this month proposed selling as much as 15 billion yuan ($2.4 billion) in bonds over three years. Buying Gloucester would be Yanzhou’s fourth acquisition in Australia following the Felix takeover, the purchase of coal developer Syntech Resources Pty for A$202.5 million in August and two coal subsidiaries of Wesfarmers Ltd. in September for A$296.8 million.


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Thursday, December 22, 2011

Noble - Yanzhou Said to Offer Cash, Australia Unit Stake for Gloucester Coal

Yanzhou Coal Mining Co. (1171) offered about A$700 million ($709 million) in cash and a 23 percent stake in its Australian unit for Gloucester Coal Ltd. (GCL), said two people with knowledge of the matter.

Under the proposal, Gloucester Coal will be merged with Yancoal Australia Ltd., and Yanzhou will own 77 percent of the new company, said the people, who declined to be identified because the terms aren’t public. Gloucester Coal shareholders will receive A$3.20 in cash per share, on a fully diluted basis, the people said.

Buying Gloucester, controlled by Hong Kong-based Noble Group Ltd. (NOBL), will add four coal mines and access to ports in Australia, where Yanzhou operates six mines. Yanzhou plans to boost production there to about 30 million metric tons from about 16 million tons over the next five years to help meet growing demand from China, UBS AG said in a note dated Dec. 20, citing an investor presentation.

Yanzhou Coal also offered a payment of as much as A$3 per share should the stock fall below A$6.96 in the 18 months after the deal closes, the people said. The so-called value protection clause, and the dividend payment imply a value of A$2.2 billion for Gloucester, one person said.

Gloucester Coal closed at A$7.03 in Sydney trading on Dec. 19, before trading in the shares was suspended. Yanzhou Coal plans to use the purchase as a means of listing its Australian assets, a person with knowledge of the matter said earlier this week.

Zhang Baocai, Yanzhou Coal’s board secretary, declined to comment on details of the deal. Calls to Marie Festa, director of investor relations at Gloucester Coal, went unanswered after normal business hours.


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STI - Reactions

Today, the market could experience some minor reactions in the morning and gradually trend higher maybe? I shall watch.

Ronald K - Market Psychologist - The Big Speculator

Wednesday, December 21, 2011

STI - K Turn



On Dec 19th 2011, I tested the market with real money to see if the downside would continue or if a technical rebound shall commence. I chatted on FB with one of my fans and gave him my plan for this week where I think a rally would start. On Dec 20th 2011, I made my post so that everybody shall witness what would happen this week. http://stockmarketmindgames.blogspot.com/2011/12/noble-chivalrous.html

To those who said that I am "Mr after event talker", if you would take the time to read the chats, that would help and reward you even you longed yesterday, because today you shall reap the profits and you are alert of this week's plan. I took my Dec 19th noble profits yesterday and longed back on this stock because I saw more bullishness in this stock and a K Turn in STI has just been spotted yesterday and NOT Dec 19th! I am currently out of all my positions in other stocks and only in noble. See my noble entry price and you shall know.

While I use my own money to find out the directions of the market, the amount of concentration and preparation work is something that no one had witnessed it. Personally, I think I had done a fair bit of posting my views using my own money to find out directions and sharing it with others. This is something that the public benefited from me and I don't collect or earn a single cent of out anyone. I would rather spent time testing the market, buy more experience and do constructive things than to waste it on unnecessary stuff. I can continue to receive the hatred comments but it just continue to prove that my blog rocks or people won't be visiting.

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Tuesday, December 20, 2011

Noble - Chivalrous



Yesterday was truly a tricky day. I shorted noble and true enough it came down. However as I observed longer, the downside was checked and I quickly took my profits and went long an hour before the market close. Today this stock was chivalrous enough to reward me. I don't know what was the news but i saw something very significant in the chart which was yelling at me to long and so I just follow the chart's instruction. As I was watching, I also chatted on FB with one of my fans as I believe a technical rebound is around the corner. I am timing my entry for this perfect moment in what I think would come true.

Finally, there is no point in tracking me on what stocks I long or short. Noble was just one of the few counters I longed yesterday and there are some others I shorted, some others I longed and some others I cut loss. I am just fast enough to go in and when things turned, I am out again.

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Monday, December 19, 2011

STI - Range

Today, I am looking to book some profits first and watch further. With some stocks in ranging mode, the risk and reward doesn't favor any trading.

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Friday, December 16, 2011

Singtel - Fatigue


Singtel is showing some signs of fatigues. I believed some BBs had already taken profits while the others are waiting for the correct opportunity to put out shorts. Watch.

UPDATE 20/12/2011, 9:50PM




Woot! Singtel gapped down today after I posted 2 days back? Congrats to those who made it!

Ronald K - Market Psychologist - The Big Speculator

Thursday, December 15, 2011

STI - Crucial

Today is the most crucial day to watch STI. Forget about all other days this week, but today will offer some insight. I don't know what will happen but I am watching with full concentration.

Ronald K - Market Psychologist - The Big Speculator

Wednesday, December 14, 2011

STI - Rankle

STI will continue to rankle investors/traders who longed yesterday. I truly believe it's not wiseable to swing trade unless one knows what he/she is doing. Just when stocks got cheaper, it could go at an even cheaper price for you. As I mentioned in my yesterday post, I prefer intraday trade. As of now, I am mixed and have no direction as of this time of writing, however should the trade conditions changed later on, I might be in to trade. Be cautious, suspicious as we are now in a critical juncture. A move in either direction will show itself soon.

Ronald K - Market Psychologist - The Big Speculator

Tuesday, December 13, 2011

STI - Volatile


Thanks for all the feed backs and comments I got for my previous post. Without those comments, I wouldn't know my blog would generated so much heat.

Anyway, STI had been showcasing volatility gaps this past week and it is not wise to trade unless you are willing to lose unnecessary money. Me myself, as I said, I don't mind losing and I love cutting loss as money is no objection to me. Has the major turn appeared yet? I have not seen it. Did that Dow negative160+ points last night affected me? Obviously not, because I think faster than the market. So what's ahead? Without so much volatility, I prefer day trading for the moment. I don't know when will the turn come, but I shall just trade what i see and see what I trade until that defining moment manifest itself.

Ronald K - Market Psychologist - The Big Speculator

Monday, December 12, 2011

STI - Opportunities

I timing my next entry to either add on to my current noble long position or a new position in other counters. This time round it shall be a bigger lot size as the market is showing some kind of a major turn. It could be long or it could be short. But this move shall give me the maximum amount of profits.

Ronald K - Market Psychologist - The Big Speculator

Saturday, December 10, 2011

STI - Fearless


After cutting a few small losses today, I never go on weakening legs but instead continuing to monitor for turns where it came in finally during the last hour. During my last seminar, I mentioned averaging up was a better option and from the screen shot, you can see that I bought noble at 1.17 and another batch at 1.175. Why I bought there? Because I saw a huge major turn that is forming and without any hesitation, I just went in fearlessly again. This time round, I scrutinized to the 1min chart for that inspection. The market had been very volatile with huge spikes and it was not easy to trade, even myself had to cut losses at times. But it just proved to be challenging and thrilling as it challenged my burning desire to beat the game and my quest for knowledge on this never ending game.

Ronald K - Market Psychologist - The Big Speculator

Friday, December 9, 2011

Yanlord - A Small Loss


I just took a small loss for Yanlord. Just when BBs showed me that they were in and when trade conditions doesn't warrant a profit. I prefer to take a small loss and protect my profit first before continuing my operations.
I will never hide when I made a loss. It's part and parcel of the learning process.

Ronald K - Market Psychologist - The Big Speculator

STI - Hands Off

Today, I shall watch the market and not do anything. The market was very volatile last night with big swings up and down. The best action for today is no action. If one really needs an action, buy for a bounce.

Ronald K - Market Psychologist - The Big Speculator

Thursday, December 8, 2011

School of Mind Games - Testimonial 5


I received my 5th testimonial this morning. Hey Mr Lee, you got it almost right. Practice more and you shall see the truth; you will surpass me one day. Just make sure you don't let the BB kill you.

Ronald K - Market Psychologist - The Big Speculator

Wednesday, December 7, 2011

STI - Be Wary

The market is due for a very big move to come. One wrong move might just deplete your funds. Be wary and alert.

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Tuesday, December 6, 2011

Midas - BBs Activity Detected

Watch Midas today. BBs are churning activities.

Ronald K - Market Psychologist - The Big Speculator

Monday, December 5, 2011

Sakari - The Maneuvered Breakout



On Nov 30th, I saw bullishness in Sakari as it was preparing for an eminent break. On Dec 1st, I told one of my friend about the bullishness about this stock and on Dec 2, he longed. The rest is history. I actually saw bullishness on 25th Nov 2011, but I cannot confirmed until Nov 30th where the bullishness was confirmed. Want to know why it was due for breakout? Email me.

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STI - U Turn

Today, the market might just open with some selling first and trend up thereafter. We shall see.

UPDATE 6/12/2011, 10:02AM




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Friday, December 2, 2011

KepCorp - Weakening Power

Keppel Corp looks exhausted. Watch.

UPDATE 2/12/2011, 8:39PM

Wow, the trade conditions changed after I came back from shopping. KepCorp just turned strong after I saw the chart. Woohoo!

Ronald K - Market Psychologist - The Big Speculator

STI - Momentarily Turn


Watch the momentarily turn to the upside now.


UPDATE 2/12/2011, 9:47AM

Ok, I was dead wrong on this call. It was a weak turn. I am out to shopping. :)

Ronald K - Market Psychologist - The Big Speculator

STI - Boring Day

Yet another boring day for trading today. I don't think I am going to see much movement to the upside or downside. This is my personal view, however, if one needs to trade today, select the big caps, they have wider ranges.


Looking at the STI chart, it's rankle with many gaps up and down. It is definitely the most volatile period I had ever witness. One wrong move might just deplete your funds. I waiting for the moment to long this market again. It could be today or next week. I shall post.

Look at the STI charts, see the circled red gap area. Ask yourself how many times can you survive if you get a few wrong moves. Compare the current situation with the situation a few months back and you shall get what I mean. Best advice? Preserve your bullets till the time is right. I am just lucky enough that I still managed to get out of the woods with a few mini losses. However, in the long run, if one is not careful, and with emotion attached, all will be gone.

Ronald K - Market Psychologist - The Big Speculator

Thursday, December 1, 2011

STI - No Chase

I am not looking to chase after rising price today.

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Wednesday, November 30, 2011

STI - Cold Day In Hell

What a tough day for intraday trading. The bulls and bears are fighting vigorously and it seems like it's hard to decide a winner. Whatever it is, I am protecting my profits first.

For those who are still having hopes in Yanlord, the bubble had already burst and it will take sometime for it to recover again. The BBs are out of this stock!

Ronald K - Market Psychologist - The Big Speculator

STI - Intraday Mode

With the bullish atmosphere swirling around the Euro dept crisis, I still did not see an indication of strength. Looking at the STI chart, I prefer to trade intraday if time allows me. Maybe in the next few days, it shall be a different story. I shall continue to monitor.

Ronald K - Market Psychologist - The Big Speculator

Tuesday, November 29, 2011

My Current Favourite Stocks

Below are stocks in my current watchlist to watch out for. These counters will be rotated for trading when trade conditions change.

1. Noble
2. Yanlord
3. Sakari
4. Wilmar
5. Olam
6. CityDev
7. SGX
8. Keppel Corp

Ronald K - Market Psychologist - The Big Speculator

Thursday, November 24, 2011

STI - Intrady Trade

With US being a public holiday today and Fri has only halfday trading, the best is to stay out of the market. If you wish to, intraday trade. Don't lose unncessary money and preserve capital. It wasn't easy for me this week, still I managed to recoup some losses. Learning to let go is the best medicine!

Ronald K - Market Psychologist - The Big Speculator

Wednesday, November 23, 2011

STI - Dull Activity

We could see a dull activity in STI today. I cannot be a 100% sure, but that's what I got from the chart.

UPDATE 24/11/2011, 2.27PM

I am wrong again, however I was not killed in my operation. I am prudent enough to profit from the market.

Ronald K - Market Psychologist - The Big Speculator

Tuesday, November 22, 2011

Chasen - Big Shorts


Chasen had a big fall yesterday. The BBs in Chasen had took profits the day before and shorted big time yesterday. Jack, you can naked short Chasen for intraday punt if there are no scripts in brokerage house.

Ronald K - Market Psychologist - The Big Speculator

Saturday, November 19, 2011

STI - Selling Momentum


With a panic sell down in most of the stocks yesterday, I was watching Yanlord with scrutiny on how and why did the bubble burst which caused a lot of ammunition among traders/investors. Of course, I left unscathed but i cut a loss somewhere else. What I can say is never go against what is recorded in the chart, it's the ultimate truth in BBs activities. Next week, we shall watch if the selling momentum shall continue or if the selling abates.

Ronald K - Market Psychologist - The Big Speculator

Friday, November 18, 2011

Yangzijiang - Activities Churning

Watch Yangzijiang, I was alerted by one of my fans. He was right, I just looked into the chart, something is brewing in yzj. Put it in your watchlist.

Ronald K - Market Psychologist - The Big Speculator

STI - Watch

Today, I expect the market to turn down first then up later. We shall watch.

Should the market tank below the BBs buying level, I shall take a loss.

UPDATE: 18/11/2011, 10:27AM





Activities early in the morning. We shall continue to watch

Ronald K - Market Psychologist - The Big Speculator

Thursday, November 17, 2011

School of Mind Games - Testimonial 4


Thank you sir! I know it's not easy, but at least there is a teacher to guide you. I don't have the luxury of guidance but to learn it the hard way. Trust yourself and be confident in your analysis, always get the basic foundation right and build on it. You will see the light one day and might even supersede me. Who knows you might even have your own theory that I need to consult you?

Ronald K - Market Psychologist - The Big Speculator

Yanlord - Further Upside


I believe Yanlord has not reached it's potential target price yet. There is still further upside. After watching it's activity today, I saw some unusual activity which conclude my analysis. Congrats to those who made on this stock!

Ronald K - Market Psychologist - The Big Speculator

STI - Pestilence

With almost a strong closing in STI yesterday, today we shall witness the propitious atmosphere turned pestilence.

Many people had been asking me, should I short/long? Have you out of your short/long? What is the price you entered and exit? etc.. Well, during the trading session, I zip in and out many times, sometimes I am very short term like 30mins, and sometimes I cut losses within 5mins, how am I going to respond to every single one? More importantly, I don't have time. The market is a dynamic place as it moves fast up and down. I need ample focus and concentration to make quick decision and watch for activities and I have a day job to attend. A gentleman used to tell me, the gap between a tipster and the receiver of the tips is the timeframe difference. If I give a tips to buy at $1, and if it drops to $0.95 in the next few hours or mins, I have to be responsible, which of course I would feel bad. Morale of my point is, if you wish to find tips on my blog, I am sorry to disappoint you, because you won't find it. However, if you wish to learn and know the outlook, this site is for you. I used to act on tips when I was under Robin, however when Robin was out or had already cut loss, I was still pinning on hopes which cost me thousands of dollars. That was in the past and it shall be history forever. I am sharing my honest experience with you so you won't follow the same path as me. More often, those "inside" tips will break a man more quickly than famine which proved to be fatal.

Ronald K - Market Psychologist - The Big Speculator

Wednesday, November 16, 2011

Yanlord - The Activity


This morning, my student emailed me a Yanlord chart for review. Attached is the conversation. Anyone longed in the morning?

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STI - Directionless



Yesterday, I longed some stocks. Back and forth, in and out, I cut some losses but at the end of the session I held on to some stocks overnight. Today, I am going to either cut loss first thing in the morning or take a little profits if the market allow me to and I shall watch. The current market is directionless to the the public where it's hard to profit from it unless one is skillful enough to intraday trade the big caps.

Money is of no importance to me and cutting losses is the path to enlightenment. My honest advice to all is to preserve capital, be patience and only trade when there are clearer indications. If I need to let you know what will I be doing today, I will be watching. I will only action when I see traces of unloading/loading.

Ronald K - Market Psychologist - The Big Speculator

Tuesday, November 15, 2011

STI - Short Covering

I am covering my shorts first thing in the morning.

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Monday, November 14, 2011

STI - Breakup

I think the market might be going to breakup now. Watch.

UPDATE: 14/11/2011, 4:37PM



Minor upwave, long any big caps for a fast punt.

Ronald K - Market Psychologist - The Big Speculator

STI - Gap Up

While the market is allocating a lot of bullish news and when the entire atmosphere is feeling the bull heat, I am only looking to watch. My K Mind tells me that if I want to take a position, I shall better watch for buying/selling activity before entering a trade. Today, we might have a narrow gap up to lure in buyers while the closing for the day might end weak. However, should I see buyers gushing in, I shall negate this view. This is so far the toughest speculation I had made because the condition is totally different and rough from what I used to witnessed. This also serves a point where I have no fixed method or rule, I adapt accordingly to market conditions and my mind is free from indicators, news, previous teachings, etc..

UPDATE: 14/11/2011, 5:20PM




Not a good day to trade with limited activity with the overall market. However if you select stocks like Yanlord and other big caps for intraday trading, it's still viable.

Ronald K - Market Psychologist - The Big Speculator

Friday, November 11, 2011

STI - Cautious

I am not longing STI today. This is a bear trap. Whatever it is, I am still bearish. It could open green and trend lower at the end of the day. Be cautious

Jack, if you are reading this, this is for you. Look at Genting, remember the things I told you yesterday?

UPDATE: 11/11/2011, 7:12PM



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Thursday, November 10, 2011

Noble - I Shorted


I shorted noble big time yesterday about 3pm when I observed some unloading action. Today I was rewarded.

Ronald K - Market Psychologist - The Big Speculator

Wilmar - Distinctly Bearish


Yesterday's action in Wilmar was distinctly bearish where overtly supply was detected. The sellers were in control the entire session where buyers were vitiated by the amount of selling pressure. The sellers are now ghoulishly grinning where they expect to see the stock continue down south. We shall witness.

On another note, I have no more long positions. Tested the market a few times yesterday and I knew the rally would not sustain. I went short instead and true enough the market trended down beautifully. Today, I will not chase the market but instead look to book partial profits.

Ronald K - Market Psychologist - The Big Speculator

Wednesday, November 9, 2011

Yanlord - Stupendous Upwave


Watch Yanlord, further upside could resumed. Since yesterday and last friday, this stock had shown resiliency in it's behavior. Upon further investigation in the charts, it revealed that BBs were healthily purchasing this stock. Please kindly punt at your own risk! Don't believe what I said 100%, do your own analysis or test the market yourself to see if the results will prove you right or wrong.

Update: 9/11/2011, 10:14am
I just tested yanlord. Be cautious.


Update: 9/11/2011, 10:54pm
I was out with this counter. Yanlord indeed rally, however it was not strong. 

Ronald K - Market Psychologist - The Big Speculator

Noble - Profits Secured


Today, the first thing before the market opened, I already had a trading plan in my mind and I knew what was the market going to do. I held some noble shorts last week and I knew I had to secure those profits first before deciding what to do later on. At 9.05am, I quickly took all my noble profits at 1.555 and thereafter I smsed my crony to inform him so that he could secure his profits too.

Once my profits were secured, the market just went like a steroid and trended all the way up. I was lucky that I held no emotion when I told myself to take all my profits first thing in the morning. It was a hectic day for me and I just got home from work. During my work session, I tested the market a few times where I saw demand overcoming supply. It wasn't an easy day to trade until the final hour where every stock was just resurrected from hell.

Finally, I underestimated mewah. I made a wrong call on mewah for my short sightedness. Today the market proved me that Mewah was indeed strong. I saw something in mewah that caught my attention. It tells me that the result this Friday should be good. Below are what I expect the results to be for this week. We shall verify soon.

Wilmar - Good Result
Mewah - Good Result
Noble - Good Result

Ronald K - Market Psychologist - The Big Speculator

Sunday, November 6, 2011

Mewah - Short Term Weakness


The BBs' activity in Mewah is clearly apparent. What they are trying to achieve is promulgated to the sharp eyed trader/speculator. They are importuning for an answer to the downside. In the short term, opportunity presents itself on the short side where the upside could be capped temporarily. Should it advances on Tues, watch for the turn and give it a short, at least that's what I think.

UPDATE: 9th Nov 2011, 8:41am
No more shorting of Mewah. I made a wrong call!

Ronald K - Market Psychologist - The Big Speculator

Saturday, November 5, 2011

Gumption And Patience Is All It Takes



While it was a boring day in STI yesterday, opportunity still presents itself if one were to select the correct counters. My crony was asking for my opinion since we punted the same stock. At 3:12pm when STI hit 2868, my crony was panic about his short positions since most stocks were trending higher. Well, he almost cut loss because of fear but instead I was firm that STI won't trend any higher. At that period of time, I was very calm and i knew that would be the final breakout in that 2min chart because I saw BBs rushing prices up fast for more unloading. True enough, 2868 was the final high we saw. The rest was history and thereafter the stocks we punted tanked down. You can read the entire conversation from the screenshot.

I just wanted to point out that if you traded a particular stock, that's because you had judiciously done enough homework and analysis before you punt that stock. Once you are inside a trade, there would be a lot of noises and harrowing going on to confuse and distract your mental thoughts. To gain victory and eliminate all unnecessary suffering, one must anticipate the incipient up/down wave to determine if that is a true buying/selling or if it is just a breakdown for more buying or breakup to trap more unwary bulls.

Ronald K - Market Psychologist - The Big Speculator

Friday, November 4, 2011

STI - Boring Day

What a boring day for trading. Monday is a public holiday, beware! The BBs know what the public is thinking!

Ronald K - Market Psychologist - The Big Speculator

STI - Hysteria Public

Like I said yesterday was not a shorting day and while I was testing the market, today is the day I look to book some profits. What I envisaged in my mind came true where yesterday was BBs creating a mini panic to buy more. Today, the mass hysteria public would be ready to rush in to the market to purchase because they missed the opportunity yesterday, while I shall just do nothing and watch for opportunity to unload.

Ronald K - Market Psychologist - The Big Speculator

Thursday, November 3, 2011

Cardinal Thoughts 1

These quotes brought the best out of me when I was in depression mode in the past. They have certainly transcended and shaped me to where I am today. They virtually removed fear in me too when it comes to punting the market. I now see things in a different perspective as compared to last time. Hope that it help others.

"You are your own teacher. Looking for teachers can't solve your own doubts. Investigate yourself to find the truth - inside, not outside. Knowing yourself is most important."

"In truth, happiness is suffering in disguise but in such a subtle form that you don't see it. If you cling to happiness, it's the same as clinging to suffering but you don't realize it. When you hold onto happiness, it's impossible to throw away the inherent suffering, they are inseparable like that. When happiness arises, don't be overjoyed, and don't get carried away. When suffering comes, don't despair, don't lose yourself in it. See that they have the same equal value."

Wanting is suffering, wanting not to have is suffering. Even if you get what you want, it's still suffering because once you've got it, you then live in the fear of losing it. How are you going to live happily with fear?"

Ronald K - Market Psychologist - The Big Speculator

STI - Truly Tough

As posted earlier in the morning, today is not a good day for shorting. It is truly tough and one would not be able to maximize his/her profits. I tested the market a few times today and I found an answer for tomorrow. The best option now is to just watch the market and do nothing!

Ronald K - Market Psychologist - The Big Speculator

STI - Ahead Of Market

Today, I expect the market to be down. However I am not shorting as it is too risky. As I said buy for a bounce yesterday, it means it is neither a rally nor a rebound, just a bounce. That was yesterday's one day game plan and it should not be brought forward to the next day. Last night, I was formulating my plan for the next 1-2 weeks ahead of the market. I speculate and have a rough idea of what is going to happen in the next 1-2 weeks, because it's just a rough surmise, I won't be posting here as I don't want to mislead others or caused others to lose money. I will use my own funds to test it out myself. If I am right, I will cheer. If I am wrong, I shall take the losses myself. After trading for so long, I realize it's pointless to trade everyday. The big money is made by ride the big wave. One don't have to ride all the way up/down, but at least from the point of entering a trade till the wave breaks, that's sufficient to make enough money than emotionally affected by price movements everyday.

Ronald K - Market Psychologist - The Big Speculator

Wednesday, November 2, 2011

STI - A Bounce


This morning when I saw Dow dropped about 300 points, I turned bullish for a moment and I was so happy not because I already realized my profits but I saw a buying opportunity momentarily. I chatted with one of my closest friend and gave him a small tip, but i guessed he was fear and did not action on it. The rest was history. Well, I am really getting bored in the stock market now as I almost beat the game everyday. I need new challenges to ignite me and I have found one. This new challenge will bring me to greater heights in life and as a person. I must find a way to materialize that dream.

Ronald K - Market Psychologist - The Big Speculator

Tuesday, November 1, 2011

STXOSV - Bull Trap

Those who are longing this stock be on alert, I think it's a setup to trap traders/investors to buy this stock and when the BBs in this stock let go their buying bids, it will then due for a downfall. Watch.


Ronald K - Market Psychologist - The Big Speculator

Wilmar - Hitherto


A friend of mine just recommended me to watch Wilmar. Looking at the recent bull campaign and the rushing up of prices, I loved Wilmar at this juncture where it tells me the BBs finally ready to bring prices down after today's ramped up in price when the entire market was weak. Wilmar should react today by right because STI was weak, but why did it rally? I guess it bewildered a lot of people, but it's for me to know and for you to guess, but tomorrow is the day for a reaction I believe. 

Ronald K - Market Psychologist - The Big Speculator

Monday, October 31, 2011

STI - Flurry

Today I expect STI to trend down the entire session. We shall watch.

UPDATE: 1/11/2011 12:55AM 



STI tanked and came down accordingly to my predictions.


Ronald K - Market Psychologist - The Big Speculator

Saturday, October 29, 2011

Noble Group - Shorted


I shorted noble group yesterday. It's always my favorite. Don't have to consult me which stocks I am watching because noble is definitely one of them and those like Kepcorp, Sakari, Yangzijiang, Yanlord, SGX, etc..those are in my watchlist everyday. Actually, those that I blogged about, they are the ones that monitor daily, but noble is exceptional. If you want to follow me, put noble in your watchlist everyday!

Ronald K - Market Psychologist - The Big Speculator

Friday, October 28, 2011

The Month In Review

As I was going through my blog posts, I saw a lot of calls I made in the past month and it made me wonder is my K strategy the most sought after strategy by many? I don't know but when I see stocks like SGX, Tiger, Yanlord, Kepcorp, Noble, etc..and the list goes on, all of my analysis were spot on. I am glad for those who made money and emailed me and say thanks Ron, I had recoup some of my losses or thanks Ron, because of your blog, I made some money and donate some to charity. As I continue my saga with this blog space, I hope I can influence those who lost money in the past and bring their confidence/happiness back.

Ronald K - Market Psychologist - The Big Speculator

STI - Weekend Blues

As the day progresses and before STI closes or even before Dow Jones opens tonight. I already knew what is going to happen next week. Happy trading everyone!

Ronald K - Market Psychologist - The Big Speculator

STI - Profit Taking

I saw some BBs taking profits on 9:06am. Sorry did not post as I was swamped by work and stocks. Those who attended my seminar should keep your eyes opened on that level I gave out. Did it hit? you decide.
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One more thing, where is the 2800 resistance?? Anonymous, or I should say GY, can enlighten me?


Anonymous said...





On the 21 oct you said tiger air is bullish enough for you. I told my friend is bullshit.. and indeed, you are bullshiting. It fail to breakout at resistance. Those who holding it beware..!! Right issue going to end. Good luck..!!

After your tiger post, you said you will long if there is a chance. Then when market down abit you said really for short. You have NO skill the see the how the market move. Please go and learn more and get more skillful before you post it on your blog.

Lastly, everyone know STI have a resistance at 2800..!!

Ronald K - Market Psychologist - The Big Speculator

STI - Vigilance

I am not doing anything today unless I see an opportunity for me to action. Let the market continue it's wonders while I shall be just watching. Whether or not if it reaches the level I predicted, that's not important, the most important thing is the moment when heavy selling or huge profits exudes themselves, I shall be there with the BBs. Vigilance and Patience is the key of a speculator and roads to multiple victories.

Ronald K - Market Psychologist - The Big Speculator

Thursday, October 27, 2011

STI - Continuous Rally?


Today's rally is contagious where a 3%+ rally in STI is rarely seen. The question is can it sustain? I will soon get the answer from the market on whether I should continue to long to or take a short. Stay tuned.

Ronald K - Market Psychologist - The Big Speculator

STI - What's The Equation?

Today, there could be minor reactions to facilitate buying and the market might then trend upwards. To trigger a valid buy signal for myself, I would rather watch closely if this buy is truly buying from the BBs or just a fake breakout and thereafter the market would reverse. Overall it's best to be very suspicious, patient and careful. Don't punt when you are half convicted.

Update: 27/10/2011, 3:09PM




What I speculated this morning at 6am came true, wooo hooo!

Ronald K

Wednesday, October 26, 2011

STI - Sardonic Rally


Why do I entitled this rally as a sardonic rally? The reason is simple, because the way I looked at it, it is not a true blue rally but a rally to redistribute more stocks. The more it rally, the more suspicious I got. However as compared to Dow Jones, the Dow rally is more sustainable and remarkable. Now, I am not pinning any hopes on this rally but the moment it turns big time, I will be shorting. Yesterday, I warned of a tricky market where one should look to book some profits first and true enough, the market was almost dull for almost the whole day where no good amount of money could be made. With today being a public holiday,  I will be planning my trades for prudent execution tomorrow.

Ronald K